sillas
“sillas” means “chairs” in Spanish (pieces of furniture for sitting).
chairs
Also: seats
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Necesitamos tres sillas más para la cena.
A1We need three more chairs for dinner.
Las sillas de la oficina son muy cómodas.
A2The office chairs are very comfortable.
Hay muchas sillas vacías en el auditorio.
B1There are many empty seats in the auditorium.
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Quick Quiz: sillas
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Which sentence correctly uses the word 'sillas'?
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'Sillas' comes from the singular noun 'silla,' which developed from the Latin word *sella*, meaning 'seat' or 'saddle.' It has been a core piece of furniture vocabulary in Spanish for centuries.
First recorded: Medieval period (as 'silla')
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'sillas' always feminine?
Yes, 'sillas' is the plural of 'silla,' which is a feminine noun. You must always use feminine articles and descriptive words with it (e.g., *unas sillas* or *sillas nuevas*).
How do I say 'wheelchair'?
The term is 'silla de ruedas,' which literally means 'chair of wheels.' If you are talking about multiple wheelchairs, you would say 'sillas de ruedas'.